Charity Golf Outing Aims to Make a Difference
Ground Works Land Design is excited to announce that a legendary PGA Tour Champion will headline the upcoming golf outing aimed at raising funds for Alzheimer's research and support. This event, held annually, seeks to engage the community and promote awareness about the devastating impacts of Alzheimer's disease.
Event Details and Highlights
This annual charity golf outing takes place at the beautiful Avon Oaks Country Club. Participants can expect a day filled with camaraderie, excitement, and a shared commitment to fighting Alzheimer's. The event kicks off with registration, allowing attendees to mingle over morning refreshments and kickstart the day with a Bloody Mary bar.
Golfers will take part in an 18-hole scramble format, which encourages both amateur and experienced players to enjoy the game in a friendly and competitive environment. Various exciting on-course contests await participants, including closest to the pin and putting challenges, alongside a thrilling $1,000,000 hole-in-one opportunity.
Supporting Alzheimer's Research
Founded by Tony Nasrallah, President of Ground Works Land Design, this event is deeply personal for him as it honors his mother's battle with Alzheimer's disease. The outing has grown in size and impact, helping to raise funds for research initiatives and support services provided by the Alzheimer's Association.
"Having a legendary PGA Tour Champion join us adds a level of excitement and energy, but the real focus remains on rallying our community to raise awareness and resources for Alzheimer's research," said Nasrallah. This sentiment resonates with many, as families across the region are also affected by this pervasive disease.
A Memorable Experience for All Participants
Participants can look forward to special perks, such as premium golfer gift bags and vouchers for food and beverages throughout the day. Additionally, golfers will have the chance to meet the legendary PGA Tour Champion, take photographs, and share memorable moments. This connection underscores the event's community spirit and the importance of supporting each other in times of need.
How to Participate and Support
Individuals interested in participating can sign up for the event or explore sponsorship opportunities. Registration for a foursome is available, providing guests access to the entire day’s events, or attendees can opt for after-party tickets to join in the evening festivities. The after-party experience promises a delicious spread of hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, and live entertainment, all set in a comfortable and engaging atmosphere.
For businesses eager to make an impact, premier sponsorship tiers grant them exclusive opportunities to engage with golfers and showcase their brand during lunch or dinner catering. This visibility not only supports a noble cause but also offers an avenue for companies to connect with a distinguished audience.
Join Us for a Cause
This charity golf outing exemplifies the power of community involvement in combating Alzheimer's disease. By joining together, we can support meaningful research and efforts aimed at ending this illness that affects so many. For those wishing to become a sponsor or register for participation, essential details are available on the event’s official site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the golf outing?
The event raises funds and awareness for the Alzheimer's Association, supporting their research and care initiatives.
Where will the event take place?
The charity golf outing will be held at the Avon Oaks Country Club.
Can I participate without sponsoring?
Yes, individuals can register to participate without being a sponsor by signing up for a foursome or purchasing after-party tickets.
What activities can participants expect during the event?
Participants can enjoy golf, contests, dinner receptions, and opportunities to meet a legendary PGA Tour Champion.
How can I learn more about the event?
For more information, individuals can visit the event’s official website or contact the organizers directly.
